Pecos Residents See Friends and Travel in Week
Mrs. Sid Kyle visits from the ranch while Tom Levey and JJ Ben Randall travel to Pecos and El Paso. Local figures, including Judge Jno B Howard and Mrs. Morrison’s illness, link a week of visits, moves, and social notices across Pecos and nearby towns.
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Prominent Pythian Max to Attend Henry Miller Class
Mrs C from Bushnell Illinois reports a delightful visit and a string of social remarks. McKnight comments on a broad smile and eager attendance at Henry Miller class meetings. Max, a leading Pythian, is highly valued at these gatherings with twenty five initiations expected.
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Annuallc Sale at Pecos Rexall Store
Annual sale advertised for Thursday Friday and Saturday October 19 20 21 at Pecos Drug The Rexall Store featuring limited time discounts on health and household goods with windows of special pricing and door offers for shoppers.
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Rexall
Allene Wen
Pecos Drug Co
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The Churches at High Tide with Active Baptist Work
The article praises growth around the Baptist church, noting thriving Y W A and B Y P U groups under Mrs. E L Collings, a Sunbeam class of sixty, expanding Sunday School rooms, and strong prayer meetings. It invites readers to join and help in various departments.
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E. L. Collings
Sunbeam Hand
Ladies Aid Society entertained at Mrs Eisenwine home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church met at Mrs. J. S. Eisenwine's West Pecos home Tuesday afternoon. A missionary program followed business, with reports from the Marfa convention. Mint ice cream and cake were served. Nineteen members and three visitors attended.
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J. S. Eisenwine
West Pecos
Marfa
Christian Endeavor Members Picnic at Mitchell Place
Young people from the Christian Endeavor Society gathered at the Christian church on Wednesday afternoon and drove in automobiles to the Mitchell place for a picnic supper by bonfire light. The outing honored two members, Miss Estel[?]din, who are heading to Tyler Texas to enter Tyler Business College.
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Anthony Closes This Week in Cattle Movements
Local cattle market updates show Anthony firm closing this week amid movements in herd shipments. Officials note steady demand and pricing in regional auctions as ranchers adjust stock.
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Anthony
Pecos Power Ice Stops Deliveries Saturday
Pecos Power and Ice announces it will discontinue ice deliveries on Saturday. Those who need ice can still obtain it at the platform where the usual courteous treatment will be offered to all who come.
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Pecos Power & Ice
Pecos Farmers Days Offer in 1920 Bank Advertisement
Pecos Texas invites visitors October 20 and 21 1920 for Farmers Days with a $10 gift for a lucky person who visits the Pecos Valley State Bank Farmers Bank. Pecos Welcomes You.
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Pecos Farmers Day Events Advertised
The Pecos Drug Co The Rexall Store promotes Pecos Farmers Day on October 19 20 21 2021. A free picture show and free band concerts are offered each afternoon the event runs October 20 and 21 features thrilling runs by Pecos Fire Department with water fights and other contests. The sale price is one dollar at the Ie Sale.
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Pecos
Pecos Sale Weekend Adds Frugal Prices
A local notice promotes a sale in Pecos on Friday Saturday and Sunday October 19 20 21 featuring low prices and bargain opportunities for shoppers.
Welcomes You Gift Advertisement
An advertisement invites readers to visit on the twenty first and offers a gift. The note mentions an ecos welcome and encourages securing the gift during the visit.
Twentieth Century Club Opens Year With Reminiscences
The Twentieth Century Club met in its first session of the year at Mrs. Harry Anderson’s home last Wednesday afternoon. Members answered roll call with summer reminiscences, completed the club’s business, and assigned duties for the following week. An ice course was served after adjournment and enjoyed by all.
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Twentieth Century Club
Harry Anderson
Fire prevention week scholarship contest announced
The program offers two $2.50 prizes for high school pupils. The topics are how to prevent and combat fires and carelessness as the cause of 90 percent of fires. Awards will be decided by a committee appointed by the superintendent.
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FE. L. Collings
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Middleton resigns jailer post duties shifted to Roberson
Due to Mrs. Middleton's ongoing illness she resigns as jailer and the jail custody is given to Louis Roberson. Mrs Middleton has been an invalid for a long period making her duties at the jail too demanding. The Middletons moved to the Sue Alley residence and R G Middleton remains chief deputy to Sheriff Kiser.
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Louis Roberson
Sue Alley
Sheriff Kiser
Pecos Chamber Announces Free Farm Wagon Giveaway
Pecos residents are invited to a two day free entertainment event on October 20 and 21. The Pecos Chamber of Commerce will give away one new fully equipped farm wagon during the festivities.
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Pecos
Optometrist Monroe Slack Promotes Child Eye Care in Pecos
Monroe Slack of Pecos Texas advertises eight years of practice and a 95 on the Texas State board license. He offers Rermiscopic testing with a mirror to neutralize shadows, opthmoscope eye interiors checks, prism exercises for cross eye cases, and referrals to physicians for diseased eyes. He claims capability to fit children and general cases with current instruments and stresses licensing verification.
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Texas State Board
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